“The Lehman Trilogy” won best play, “Company” won best musical revival and “Take Me Out” won best revival of a play at the 75th Tony Awards.

‘A Strange Loop’ Wins Best Musical as Tonys Celebrate Broadway’s Return

Golden State was good. Then too good. Then very, very bad. The worst. Back among the N.B.A. elite, Curry’s team has been humbled by the journey.

Stephen Curry Is More Human, and Brilliant, Than Ever

An architect lent his license to a New York City developer to approve buildings he didn’t design, according to an investigation by The New York Times.

The Hotel Is 642 Feet Tall. Its ‘Architect’ Says He Never Saw the Plans.

The disconnect is a result of India’s uneven growth, powered and enjoyed by the country’s upper strata.

India’s Economy Is Growing Quickly. Why Can’t It Produce Enough Jobs?

Some workers have no choice but to clock in. Others find the flexibility of remote work leads them to log in from their sick beds.

How Covid Did Away With the Sick Day

A Baltimore photographer considers the HBO drama’s impact on the city where he was raised, 20 years after the show’s debut.

They Conflated ‘The Wire’ With Reality

With Joaquina Kalukango’s high notes and Billy Crystal’s lowbrow jokes, the Tonys celebrated Broadway’s return after a tumultuous season.

Best and Worst Moments of the 75th Tony Awards

The S&P has declined 22 percent since January, amid converging worries about inflation, the Ukraine war, Covid and the Fed’s response to the economy.

Bear Market Sends Grim Signal of Economic Fears

Ukraine’s stubborn resistance to invasion, and the help that has poured in as a result, has both inspired Taiwan and made it rethink its own military strategy.

As China Rattles Sabers, Taiwan Asks: Are We Ready for War?

The value of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether plummeted over the last day as investors continued to show nervousness about their stability.

Celsius Network Leads Crypto Markets Into Another Free Fall

Moshfegh’s latest novel, which takes place in a fictional medieval village, fixates on ugliness and pain.

Ottessa Moshfegh’s ‘Lapvona’ Is Gloomy Folk Horror Set Long Ago

“If I could have only 10 Korean dishes for the rest of my life, these would be the ones.” The Times Magazine columnist, cookbook author and son of South Korean immigrants shares the dishes that define the cuisine for him.

Eric Kim’s Essential Korean Recipes

As it ended a challenging pandemic return, the Met had one last marathon: a matinee, an evening performance, and then moving out as American Ballet Theater moved in.

Never Missing a Curtain This Season, the Met Opera Takes a Final Bow

Mayor Eric Adams wants to jump-start the project, but some critics have raised safety concerns.

The B.Q.E. Is Crumbling. There’s Still No Plan to Fix It.

Central bankers had signaled that they would raise rates by half a point if data shaped up as expected. Inflation is instead running hotter.

The Fed May Discuss the Biggest Interest Rate Increase Since 1994

Steep downturns of stocks by 20 percent or more are relatively rare, but how long they last could portend damage — for you and the economy.

What Happens When Stock Markets Become Bears

The demise of Roe v. Wade would make the need for effective birth control more urgent than ever. Yet many American women still have a hard time obtaining it.

In Missouri, Battles Over Birth Control Foreshadow a Post-Roe World

Donald J. Trump’s advisers urged him not to declare victory on election night in 2020. He listened to the one who told him what he wanted to hear.

The Fractious Night That Began Trump’s Bid to Overturn the Election

Our columnist asks whether players who have defected to the Saudi-financed golf series will use their platform to bring awareness to human rights violations. Don’t hold your breath.

Where Have You Gone, Arthur Ashe? LIV Tour Golfers Need You.

By studying chemical signatures in fossilized tusks, researchers have pieced together one of the elephant-like animal’s movements and maladies.

Fred the Mastodon’s Tusks Reveal a Life of Fighting and Roaming

To say goodbye to a transformative tenure at the Komische Oper in Berlin, this director staged an “All-Singing, All-Dancing Yiddish Revue.”

After 10 Years, Barrie Kosky Leaves His Opera House Dancing

Rising oil prices more than offset a decline in export volumes during the first 100 days of the assault on Ukraine.

Russia’s Oil Revenue Soars Despite Sanctions, Study Finds

The firm’s partners have included Robert S. Mueller III and Alejandro Mayorkas.

Preet Bharara, the former federal prosecutor and Trump critic, has a new job: private practice.

An adult can’t be forced into treatment, but experts say there are many ways to be there for someone contemplating self-harm.

How to Help a Loved One Having Suicidal Thoughts

The Federal Aviation Administration placed conditions on the flights, but ruled that a more extensive environmental impact statement that would have caused delays was not required.

June 13, 2022

Headlines from June 13, 2022

‘A Strange Loop’ Wins Best Musical as Tonys Celebrate Broadway’s Return

Stephen Curry Is More Human, and Brilliant, Than Ever

The Hotel Is 642 Feet Tall. Its ‘Architect’ Says He Never Saw the Plans.

India’s Economy Is Growing Quickly. Why Can’t It Produce Enough Jobs?

How Covid Did Away With the Sick Day

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